Interesting, and certainly consideration-grabbing imagery from Christian Aid’s current campaign. Thoughts? Do you know of other examples of powerful design in public campaigns (more on those later)? Can design really change the world?
B
(thanks to Kiwanja and SolarAfrica for the heads up. The Shot is from Kiwanja)
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ooops, the image does not display.. Looking at the code, it gives an ‘access denied’…
Peter
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It’s been fixed now, thanks.
B
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Do you already read the blog? They’ve got great examples of non-profit and social advertising campaigns like this.
Doesn’t school start up for you again soon? Good luck!
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whoops, it’s obviously been a long day…meant for that to to read: the Osocio blog. sorry! hope you like it :)
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Hey - so glad you picked up on this & liked it! I actually work for Christian Aid, and have been really excited & proud of the new marketing/ campaigning stuff we’ve been producing. For the first time, it’s visually interesting enough that it would actually cause me to stop & think.
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